2014-03-06-Hearing Industries Association 2014 Membership Meeting
Mar 06, 2014 Hearing Industries Association 2014 Membership Meeting Washington, DC
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Read MoreA blinded paired-comparison study suggests that listeners preferred the fast-acting Speech Priority Noise Reduction system from Sonic over a competitive noise reduction strategy.
Read MoreSteve Richards has been appointed by Starkey Hearing Technologies to the newly created role of vice president of network development.
Read MoreA review of the 10 most commonly asked questions regarding the fitting applications of frequency compression technology, and guidelines for optimum implementation.
Read MoreA news release from the Hear the World Foundation, supported by the Sonova group, has been widely picked up by the media worldwide in the past week.
Read MoreHigher levels of the brain may be able to accurately segregate and localize sound sources based on the detection of patterns of a population of about 100 neurons in the brain’s inferior colliculus.
Read MoreThe American Heart Association’s New Jersey Chapter presented Oticon with the “AHA Top Team 2013 National Wear Red Day Award.”
Read MoreThe new study shows that it is possible to functionally invert our natural hearing mechanism for suppressing echoes, and instead learn how to use the information for echolocation instead.
Read MoreThe 2013 Team Summit brought together more than 1,200 audiology, ENT, and dental experts, 50 students from 30 universities, and world-renowned business and leadership experts.
Read MoreThe Nera post-launch Facebook event with Don Schum, PhD, takes place on Wednesday, October 9 from 3:00-3:30PM EST.
Read MoreA review of the main ways in which wireless hearing aid technology is used, and practical tips for verifying wireless features.
Read MoreNew research adds to accumulating evidence that the auditory cortex performs a role well beyond just processing sound.
Read MoreIn late September, the HearStrong Foundation honored two student athletes as HearStrong Champions in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Read MoreFour Washington state hearing care organizations issued a joint statement informing consumers about the importance of seeking professional help for hearing problems.
Read MoreThe processing of sound in the brain is more advanced than previously thought. When we hear a tone, our brain temporarily strengthens that tone but also any tones separated from it by one or more octaves.
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